Hector Martignon and Band – Sinfonía, Sabor & Cine – A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in Sound & Cinema

Sunday, September 20th at 3pm

Pianist, Composer, Orchestrator, Conductor

Be it as a highly requested pianist, composer, orchestrator and conductor, New York based-, Colombian born Hector Martignon is featured on over a hundred albums in a wide spectrum of genres, from Classical and Crossover, to Jazz and World Music, to Rock and Pop, four Broadway Musicals (including Paul Simon’s Capeman) and multiple theater and film scores, including Ang Lee’s OSCARnominated movie Eat, Drink, Man, Woman. Two of his solo CDs (Refugee, 2008, and Second Chance, 2010) were nominated for a GRAMMY Award.

He has toured the world with such greats as Ray Barretto (for whom Hector wrote over half of the compositions and arrangements), Paquito D’Rivera, Gato Barbieri, Steve Turre, Don Byron, Tito Puente and was featured pianist with Max Roach’s famed Project America at the 92 St Y.

He is a requested guest-lecturer and performance professor in music faculties and academies in several countries of Europe, East Asia and North- and South America and wrote an instructional book on Latin piano commissioned and published by Hal Leonard.

All live performances are free with general admission ticket purchase or $10 tickets available for Sunday concert performances only, day of show at the LIMEHOF. Visit limusichalloffame.org/tickets-and-gift-cards/ to purchase tickets.